Win2K "User" and "Power User" Group issue

[Sam Chambers]

I have Win2K installed on an HP Pavillion, with a D-Link wireless networking
card installed. As long as I am logged in using an ID that belongs to the
"Administrator" group, everything works fine. I set up a new user called
"Family", and I want to assign it to the "Users" group so the kids can't
mess with the computer's settings or install programs. When I sign on as
"Family", the driver for the D-Link card loads, but I get a message saying
that no card is installed. I tried setting it up as part of the "Power
Users" group and got the same result. If I assign that user to the
"Administrator" group, it does recognize the D-Link card.

Is there some setting I need to change in order for the D-Link card to work
for a user assigned to the "User" group?

Thanks in advance,

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[Bruce Chambers]

Greetings --

You'll probably need to ask this question of D-Link's support
folks, I'm afraid. Win2K doesn't normally disable networking for
regular or Power Users.

Bruce Chambers

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[Sam Chambers]

Thnaks, Bruce. I'll give them a try next.


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[Bruce Chambers]

Greetings --

You're welcome.

Bruce Chambers

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